Kansas Democrat pitches two-term limit, no Trump investigations

Kansas Democratic Senate candidate Adam Hamilton, a megachurch pastor challenging Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, says he would serve no more than two terms and would focus on improving life for Kansans rather than pursuing investigations of President Donald Trump and his family. He presents himself as an outsider willing to leave after one term if he cannot make a difference, while supporting broader congressional term limits. His campaign is competitive in a state that has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in nearly a century. Conservative commentary has criticized Hamilton’s religiously framed political views and highlighted past sermons, portraying them as a vulnerability with Kansas voters.